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'The Hobbit' Starts Filming, New Photos Released
The greatest adventure is what lies ahead — and it all starts today.
At long last, after several years of development that has seen the comings and goings of key creative talents alongside the unending devotion of a passionate but decreasingly patient fan base, "The Hobbit" is officially underway. Warner Bros., New Line Cinema and MGM announced via press release that the cameras are rolling on Peter Jackson's two-part "Lord of the Rings" prequel, marking a new chapter in the journey to explore Middle-Earth on the big screen.
Beyond the much-needed sigh of relief that comes with the news of "The Hobbit" entering production, we also have our first official look at the film as well as a new plot synopsis. Catch the whole story past the jump.
The story of "The Hobbit," according to the new synopsis:
“The Hobbit” follows the journey of title character Bilbo Baggins, who is»
- Josh Wigler
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Bird’s Eye View Festival 2011 Round-Up
The annual Bird’s Eye View Film Festival was held in London from 8th March to 17th. This year saw a major theme exploring women’s role in gothic and horror cinema with live accompaniments to silent classics, a screening of Kathryn Bigelow’s Near Dark and a specially commissioned score and live performance by Grammy award-winner Imogen Heap to Germaine Dulac’s The Seashell and the Clergyman (1928).
Bloody Women: From Gothic To Horror wasn’t the only thing going down with screenings, workshops, seminars and talks on the role women play in the medium we all know and love. In an art form still ruled largely by men it’s nice to see a film festival celebrate the female perspective, and not only that, deliver some downright brilliant films.
Below is a report on a collection of films and events we attended this great year.
Victor Sjostrom’s 1928 melodrama,»
- Martyn Conterio
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